Convicts at Large

A young man, wrongly convicted of a crime, escapes from prison with the help of two other inmates. They aim to clear the young man's name by finding the real culprit, leading to a series of comical mishaps and narrow escapes. The trio must evade both the authorities and the actual criminals as they race against time.

While not a critical darling, 'Convicts at Large' was generally received as a lighthearted and entertaining B-movie comedy. Critics often noted its fast pace and the amusing chemistry between its leads, despite its formulaic plot. Audiences likely found it a diverting and amusing crime-comedy.

• Amusing antics of escaped convicts trying to prove innocence.

• A fast-paced, if somewhat predictable, crime-comedy.

• Relies on comedic timing and character interactions for its appeal.

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The film was part of RKO Radio Pictures' 'B' picture output, often produced with lower budgets and released as the second feature on a double bill.